average income of an A4 driver
#61
09-06-2005, 05:49 PM
RE: average income of an A4 driver
school...19...broke ...need i say more lol...but saved up for car
#64
09-07-2005, 12:13 PM
RE: average income of an A4 driver
ORIGINAL: headshok2002
when you're 70, and wondering why you have no savings, and aren't dead yet.
when you're 70, and wondering why you have no savings, and aren't dead yet.
Looking back, the best advice I can offer is ... pursue your dreams. Do what makes you happy. You'll find a way to make ends meet ... even if you still drive a older car that you really enjoy (like my B5 w/ 100k+ miles).
At the risk of being really sappy ... Live, Laugh and Love << that's what it's all about!
#65
09-07-2005, 03:35 PM
RE: average income of an A4 driver
20, student, work like a nut during summer as a landscaper/park ranger/maintenace. DO odd jobs for ppl, did have a powdercoating business in hs to pay for my first car, but that ended this summer, no time. make 12/hr avg 60hrs a week at my regular job, that pays for everything car related except insurance. My parents pay for everything not car related so i dont have to pay cell phone bills or anything. Also like someone else said, i enjoy modding my car but that means i dont have cash for other things like golfing, movies, expensive meals etc. And I also make alotta mods myself which save ALOT of money
#66
09-07-2005, 04:30 PM
RE: average income of an A4 driver
At the risk of being really sappy ... Live, Laugh and Love << that's what it's all about!
#67
09-07-2005, 09:52 PM
RE: average income of an A4 driver
ORIGINAL: insuite
Agreed ... BUT ... remember you can't take it with ya. I'm a cancer survivor and when faced with a doctor who says the words, "you have cancer", you realize that there's a whole lot more to life than money. Not that you probably wouldn't agree, but I, like most, lost track of that from the time I was a teenager until I was 32 with a 2 y.o. daughter, a pregnant wife and cancer.
Looking back, the best advice I can offer is ... pursue your dreams. Do what makes you happy. You'll find a way to make ends meet ... even if you still drive a older car that you really enjoy (like my B5 w/ 100k+ miles).
At the risk of being really sappy ... Live, Laugh and Love << that's what it's all about!
ORIGINAL: headshok2002
when you're 70, and wondering why you have no savings, and aren't dead yet.
when you're 70, and wondering why you have no savings, and aren't dead yet.
Looking back, the best advice I can offer is ... pursue your dreams. Do what makes you happy. You'll find a way to make ends meet ... even if you still drive a older car that you really enjoy (like my B5 w/ 100k+ miles).
At the risk of being really sappy ... Live, Laugh and Love << that's what it's all about!
Anyways, just wanted to say that I concur with your outlook 100%. I'm still trying to figure life out but I know for sure it's not about job or money. But it has taken me along time to come to that realization.
#68
09-08-2005, 12:38 AM
RE: average income of an A4 driver
22, student, worked this summer, made a **** load of money, and modded my car quite a bit. I still have a bit left over, it was going to be for an S4, but that fell through... so now I have quite a bit of sponduli.
The A4 is a very affordable near luxury sedan... especially the B5's. If you get them at dealer auctions... its even cheaper!
The A4 is a very affordable near luxury sedan... especially the B5's. If you get them at dealer auctions... its even cheaper!
#69
09-09-2005, 04:44 PM
RE: average income of an A4 driver
well thanks for the well wishes! but in reality, i'm fine. clean for 5 years now as of sept. 21st and most likely clean for life (hopefully). the experience did teach me a lot that gets obscured by cool stuff. but that's all just 'cool stuff', not what's important.
#70
09-09-2005, 04:53 PM
RE: average income of an A4 driver
ORIGINAL: insuite
Agreed ... BUT ... remember you can't take it with ya. I'm a cancer survivor and when faced with a doctor who says the words, "you have cancer", you realize that there's a whole lot more to life than money. Not that you probably wouldn't agree, but I, like most, lost track of that from the time I was a teenager until I was 32 with a 2 y.o. daughter, a pregnant wife and cancer.
Looking back, the best advice I can offer is ... pursue your dreams. Do what makes you happy. You'll find a way to make ends meet ... even if you still drive a older car that you really enjoy (like my B5 w/ 100k+ miles).
At the risk of being really sappy ... Live, Laugh and Love << that's what it's all about!
ORIGINAL: headshok2002
when you're 70, and wondering why you have no savings, and aren't dead yet.
when you're 70, and wondering why you have no savings, and aren't dead yet.
Looking back, the best advice I can offer is ... pursue your dreams. Do what makes you happy. You'll find a way to make ends meet ... even if you still drive a older car that you really enjoy (like my B5 w/ 100k+ miles).
At the risk of being really sappy ... Live, Laugh and Love << that's what it's all about!
5 years congratulations!!!!!!
